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Ask HN: What is your oldest living public presence on the internet?
4 points by schmudde 6y ago|8 comments
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Storing Time: How to Think About and Work with Time in Digital Systems(schmud.de)
1 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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Personal privacy After 50 Years of Legislation(schmud.de)
1 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 6y ago
What percentage of revenue do App Store apps generate for Apple? It seems like an unusual hill to die on for a high-margin business like Apple. It's definitely making the experience worse for everyone and highlighting all the drawbacks
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by schmudde 6y ago
OP here. Stretch is an interesting machine that can claim many firsts. The 8-bit byte, CPU look ahead, an interrupt system, and error checking amongst other modern features. It had 3/4 of a megabyte of random access memory. A colossal
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IBM Stretch, the NSA, and MLK(schmud.de)
103 points by schmudde 6y ago|17 comments
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Disinformation Strategies and Tactics(schmud.de)
2 points by schmudde 6y ago|1 comments
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by schmudde 6y ago
Well - all the options are part of the problem. I use Pop!_OS because it was the balance between getting things done and spending hours tinkering with my machine. It's not that I don't enjoy it. It's just a question of where
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Universe (1960, documentary): what it looked like to move through space(youtube.com)
2 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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The Turing Complete Rule 110 Marble Computer(youtube.com)
3 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 6y ago
Indeed. I'm curious what Python 4 will do to Python 3.
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Information's Role in Facing Climate Change(schmud.de)
1 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 6y ago
It's social norms and perceived value (which are interrelated). From sampling music to quoting literature - there is case precedent and fair use. Software is no different. When Compaq reverse-engineered the IBM PC BIOS, the standards w
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by schmudde 6y ago
> How do we get public perception and public discussion of energy and climate centered around evidence-grounded models, instead of tips, soundbites, factoids, and emotional rhetoric? > Furthermore, the point of embedding a model is th
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Knowledge as an Impairment(schmud.de)
1 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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The State of Covid-19 Exposure Notifications(schmud.de)
2 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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Daniel Canogar's opening at Bitforms prompts a look at the flow of information(schmud.de)
1 points by schmudde 6y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 6y ago
What do you use for version control? Do you version your data as well?
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by schmudde 6y ago
Wow. This is the perfectly self-referential Wikipedia entry that post-post-modernist plebs want and deserve.
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by schmudde 7y ago
I grew up with Throbbing Gristle. Genesis has a complicated legacy of control and manipulation that was part of their music and art. They lived their work, which is part of what made it so compelling. Industrial music for industrial people
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The Corona Virus in Turin, Italy(nextjournal.com)
3 points by schmudde 7y ago|0 comments
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Unknown Realm: Lo-Fi RPG for Commodore/Windows/Mac(unknownrealm64.com)
2 points by schmudde 7y ago|0 comments
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by schmudde 7y ago
I suppose The Well is one option: https://www.well.com/ . Decades of ongoing discussion. People in tech undervalue what older communities offer. If the discussion group hasn't become a wasteland after a few years, there
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by schmudde 7y ago
It's possible but requires some foresight and strategy. Images are the first problem - they're stored in blobs. Small changes in graphics can create meaningless commits. Data is the second problem - you usually can't run a no
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by schmudde 7y ago
In my experience, remote work takes quite a bit of organization which often defaults to hierarchy. Leaner organizations with less management struggle with this. It partially depends on where you want to put your money as an organization.
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by schmudde 8y ago
Absolutely. Point #4 offers a more sane alternative.
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by schmudde 8y ago
ClojureCL has already been mentioned, but I found the author's interview on the Defn podcast particularly enlightening: https://soundcloud.com/defn-771544745/defn-24-v3
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by schmudde 10y ago
Yeah, I was a CompuServe guy, but it was pretty innovative and looked great at the time.
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by schmudde 10y ago
"HTML is the kind of thing that can only be loved by a computer scientist. Yes, it expresses the underlying structure of a document, but documents are more than just structured text databases; they have visual impact. HTML totally elim
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by schmudde 10y ago
What do you mean by 'fix'? Who set it? I understand the US privatized its reserve, but I don't understand how the market seems so out-of-step with reality. What about other markets? EU, SE Asia - are they seeing the same low

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